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This is a reminder why meme distros are bad, you never know if the meme distro you're currently using will end up on this list.
This list is no particular order:
>Mandriva
>CentOS
>CrunchBang
>Yellow Dog
>Xandros Linux
>Mythbuntu
>VectorLinux
>MEPIS
>Antergos
>Sabayon Linux
>Clear Linux
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>>108271347
It's easier to just list the distros that exist in any meaningful way
>debian/ubuntu/mint
>fedora + ublue
>arch
I think that's pretty much it.
>inb4 other suggestions
It's either based on one of those or it's a meme like opensuse or gentoo that nobody uses
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>>108271347
Here in Huezil there was a government programs that gave tax incentives to cheap computers with free software. But it seems a requirement was that the software had to have local support. As most reputable distros had no presence here, a bunch of fly-by-night ones appeared. Most notoriously Satux, as it was used (and likely sponsored) by CCE, a major electronics company.
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>>108271347
CrunchBang>>> https://www.bunsenlabs.org/
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>>108271347
CrunchBang >>> https://crunchbangplusplus.org/
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>>108271347
all distros serve a purpose - even the dead ones. when a distro dies you know that whatever it was 'selling' was not what potential users wanted to 'buy'. would you rather they collect telemetry or practice trial and error when it comes to making distros? personally, i'd pick the latter.
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>>108272834
Meme shit nobody uses
>>108272852
Yeah + meme shit nobody uses
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>>108272314
Arch, Debian and Fedora are the only distros. Everything else is a useless shitfork.
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>>108271347
Add Pop to that list, once they implement the age verification they will lose most of their users. No fault of their own, as they have publicly stated they hate the law, but they are in colorado so they have no choice.
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>>108271347
My first ever distro was was Mandrake in 2001 or thereabouts, but I didn't use linux primarily back then. The first time I really used linux heavily was with Crunchbang around 2008 or 2009?
I only had a desktop and was going to be traveling for a few months. I got one of those new "netbook" things, and went a distro that I thought would be a good mix of light weight and still easy to set up and use. Worked so well that I used it as my main distro for another 4 years.
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>>108274646
>Arch
Tranny distro
>Debian
Server distro that nobody uses unless it's Ubuntu based, and then it becomes a corpo distro
>Fedora
Corpo distro
Downstreams are there so people can remove or improve the slop from their bases, as well as make them easier for anyone who isn't a NEET like 90% of this board to use.
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bunsen tries too hard to look cool, i haven't given a chance to plusplus yet
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Me too, I bought a PC magazine in 2000, and it had a Mandrake CD as a covermount. I've been a Linux user since then. As far as I'm concerned, Linux was ready for the desktop with Mandrake. It's the original Ubuntu. Good times.
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>>108271347
Storm Linux
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5-SBrhN9Wg